The U.S. proposes a UN-backed 2-year security force for Gaza to disarm militants and rebuild, pending council agreement.

The U.S. has proposed a UN-backed international security force for Gaza with a two-year mandate to disarm militant groups, support reconstruction, and maintain stability. A draft resolution circulated to the UN Security Council outlines plans for a multilateral presence to prevent renewed conflict and aid recovery, though specifics on size, funding, and authority remain unsettled. The proposal reflects Washington’s bid to shape post-conflict governance through global cooperation but has yet to gain consensus.